Bally’s reported third-quarter revenue of $663.7 million, up 5.4%, and said it had started a company-wide cost-saving programme. The company forecast $15 million in savings over the next 12 months, while North American operations recorded negative cash flow of $6 million.
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Bally’s reported revenue of $755.7 million for the quarter ended 31 March 2026, up 28.3% from about $611.1 million a year earlier. Casinos & Resorts revenue rose 8.1% to $379.7 million, while Bally’s Intralot B2C revenue increased 31% to $239.9 million; North America Interactive revenue grew 35.9% to $60.5 million but remained loss-making on an adjusted basis.
Gaming & Leisure Properties reported first-quarter 2026 revenue of $420 million, up from $395.2 million, and profit of $239.4 million, compared with $170.4 million a year earlier. CEO Peter Carlino said Bally’s Chicago remained on schedule to open in 2027; GLPI had financed $299.6 million of its $940 million commitment to the project.
Bally’s reported fourth-quarter 2025 revenue of $746.2m, a 28.6% increase, with the company saying recent openings contributed to the growth. Casino revenue rose 12.9% to $366.2m, while North American digital-gambling revenue increased 55.4% to $62.3m. Bally’s ended 2025 with $108.2m in cash and $4.5bn in long-term debt; it did not disclose whether it made a profit or loss.
Bally’s reported third-quarter 2025 revenue of $663.7m, up 5.4% year on year, and said it used about $1.3bn of proceeds from Intralot’s completed €2.7bn acquisition of its International Interactive division to reduce debt. Bally’s holds a 58% stake in Intralot. It also outlined projects in Chicago, the Bronx and Las Vegas, including a proposed $4bn Bronx resort that remains among three finalists for a downstate casino licence.
Delaware’s three casinos generated $38.4 million in October revenue, down 1.4% year on year, according to Delaware Lottery figures. Video lottery terminals brought in $35.1 million, down 1%, and table games generated $3 million, down 6.8%; Delaware Park was the only casino to record annual growth, rising 1.3% to $16.8 million.